... 1926. Viscount Folkestone was appointed yard steward and Mr- R. Bruford poultry steward, in the place of the iate Mr. T. E- Studdy, and the following were elected to vacancies in the Without Reference to District Division of, the council. —Messrs. F. Blmbert ...

... Rowland Barker, warden, and Mr. A. S. Cutcliffe (Ilfracombe), both of whom had assisted the Society on the island. Mr. R. E. Studdy, treasurer, stated that the accounts showed a credit balance of £81. It was decided that the committee should consider the ...

... Keble Howard, while the artiste include Mabel Lucie AttwcJJ, Will Owen, Lawson Wood, W. Heath Robinson, Charles Pears, G. E. Studdy, Starr Wood, Charles and H. M. Batemam. Since its last appearance Printers' Pie has lost its editor, Mrs. Hu-h but her ...

... STUDDY. We regret to record the death which took place at Cochineal Vicarage suddenly and unexpectedly on Wednesday. of Mrs. E Studdy, soother of the Vicar a Coc; ington. the Rev. H C. Muddy. and widow of the late Capt E. H. Staddy. D.O LI. who was son of ...

... Several HORSES from Mr. F. Lynbam. And HORsES from Gordon Soamts, Esq., C. T. Budgett, Esq.. H. Herbert Smith, Esq., Thomas E Studdy. Esq.. Dr. A. F. Stevens, Messrs. Keylock (2). Dixon, Coleman. Reading. Gibbs, and many others. Sale Twelve •clock. N.B. ...

... E. A. Took, Paignton. Harness horse, open. hands and under, driven in single harness—l, Miss G. Burston, Taunton 2. T. E. Studdy, Stoke Gabriel ;3, A. E. Lavis. Kingshridge. Over hands—l and special. Miss G. Burston ; 2, Philip Kingwell. Yollandbrook ...

... Jervoise, C. R. linollye, G. Lipscomb, (1. E. Lloyd. Baker, E. Mathews, H. B. Napier, C. N. P. Phipps, A. F. Somerville, T. E. Studdy, J. 6. sni , •the-Osbourne. H. W. Taylor, C. C. Tudway, Thos. P. Plowman, secretary and editor; F. J. Lloyd, F.C.S., associate ...

... alijo with the Insect Immigration Cpmnrttee of the South-Western Union of Scientific Societies. The Hon. Treasurer (Miss R. E. Studdy* reported a balance of to date. Income during 1946 totalled £227. It was decided to appoint Mr. R. Barker as paid warden ...

... started at 10.3(1 in a light westerly wind, the competitors were: Argonaut, Key. Bayliss, cutter, 20min.; Tomboy, Colonel T. E. Studdy. cutter. GOniin.; Ilazymorn, Major E. Palmer, yawl, OOmin.'; Jay, Mr. T. X. Dinwiddy, cutter, TOmin.; Captain J. 1). Gould ...

... Pasture; ear, Bent Buldi-Ang and Cottages. Lavin' terms to a good tenant. TO BE LET from blicrtarucas next. Apply to T. E. Studdy, Lawmen's, Whitchnreh, hauls. _ . ...

... Hon. 0. Byng, the Hon. J. R. C. Boscawen, Rev. A. T. Boscawen. Capt. W. Best, and Messrs. C. K. Collins, A. H. Gibbs, T. E. Studdy, A. O. Sillifant. C. L. F. Edwards, J. E. Daw, J. Rossiter and T. F. Plowman, secretary, accompanied the Mayor to the site ...

... Briscoe, and Lawson Wood have given of their best, and are represented hy pages in colour, while W. Heath Robinson fl. E. Studdy. Hilda Cowham. Charles Dixon, Bert Thomas. Peto. and many others have provided specimens of their inimitable styles. Stories ...